What most patients ask before breast cancer surgery

By Dr Miriam Mutebi Behind everybreast surgery story is more than scars or preventing complications. More…

Why research in palliative, supportive care should urgently be expanded

By Dr Miriam Mutebi You can’t measure hope in lab results, but you can in the…

How new AORTIC- Africa Journal will redefine cancer research

By Dr Miriam Mutebi When an African doctor finds a clever way to help patients finish…

How one small grant can make a huge cancer care difference

By Dr Miriam Mutebi Imagine you’re a young oncologist in Nigeria or Tanzania. You see, patients…

Why research is key in Africa’s fight against cancer

The fight against cancer in Africa needs a thriving, connected research ecosystem—built by and for Africans—to…

Why you should attend AORTIC-Africa side event at ASCO 2025 Conference

By Miriam Mutebi As the world prepares for the annual American Society of Clinical Oncology (ASCO)…

What one million dollars can do for African cancer research

By Miriam Mutebi You know that feeling. When a problem seems too big, too entrenched, and……

Why philanthropy is key in mobilising cash for fighting cancer

By Miriam Mutebi For most people philanthropy is synonymous with some billionaire raising funds through their…

Why all-inclusive oncology clinical trials are key in fighting cancer

By Miriam Mutebi Clinical trials give critical information on how therapeutic interventions such as drugs, therapies,…

From the frontline: the breast cancer battle we can’t afford to lose

By Miriam Mutebi, MD, MSc, FACS A friend once jested that I am married to my…

How expanding access to surgery can boost cancer survival in Africa

By Miriam Mutebi, MD, MSc, FACS Cancer deaths remain alarmingly high in Africa, partly due to…

Lessons on how to reduce breast cancer mortalities

By Miriam Mutebi, MD, MSc, FACS We need a new mindset if we are to effectively…

Why increasing breast cancer research funding would save lives

By Miriam Mutebi, MD, MSc, FACS Eight in 10 women diagnosed with breast cancer in Kenya…